You can transform any project from a one-pager into a multi-pager.

We are using the one-pager template Lily's as an example. Click on Pages in the left sidebar. Here you can see all pages that have been created for a project. In this case, we have the Home page, the data privacy page and the legal notice.

In each template we have also created a subpage for you as a basis to start with. The menu, header area and footer are always referenced here and there is additional content in some cases.

Click on New Page to add another page. Add a meaningful name and you will see the URL adjusts accordingly.

Clicking on Save (or using Ctrl/Cmd + S) saves your current progress. If you want to add more pages, you can either do that via New Page or by duplicating existing pages. The last one is helpful if the layout and structure should be similar. 

You can set up custom SEO Setting for each page. Take a look at our article on SEO settings which explains all the functions. Once you updated the SEO-relevan information, we recommend saving the website again.

Now that we have created all pages, we can turn our one-pager to a multi-pager. Most of the time, a one-pager website has a customized/manually created menu because you need to link specific sections to the menu to create a navigation for the website visitors.This is also the case with Lily's template, as the current menu items are linked to elements on the start page.

Now adjust the menu. To do this, click on the menu element. To link the new page in the menu, add a new menu item in the menu panel using the "plus" icon. Select Page and choose the respective page from the dropdown.

Once the menu item has been created in the menu panel, you can change the order of the menu item by dragging and dropping it in place. You can create a submenu by subordinating it to another page. As soon as you have created the page in the menu, you will see how the menu item is displayed directly in the Website Builder.

We explain how the menu/navigation works in more detail in our article on navigation.

You can now inspect your page via "Open preview website" and click on the new menu item to open the page.

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